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... the drat Theamnd. At St. TerlaseWe,Pembrekeshire.tlestre m . Put ' . 11 1 el Pipmenslerd. Is the county Cardigan. la Me. thud Might Sir John thevn.liart. M.P. At I. Philips Church. Sydney. Neu Sam* Wales. rj . .. 11 :. 6 11. Adjutant bith Pleslatent ...
... Sprstt, John Turrey, James Witcorab, James BulUiude, Patriek Conoell, Macao Giblan, John Hsssctt, William Whratt, Mattbew Allen, John Hays, Charles Clarke, Henry Bar well, James Ellison, Edmond O’Neill, Robert Neighboor, John Coles, John ...
... St. John-stteet-road. aMBSCOOPBR and JOHN READBR, of Stroud, Kent, wool.tapler., 24. and Feb. 18. twelve, at Baslngball-street. Solicitors, Mr. ll* : Mr.Slmiaena, Rochester. . „ . ! « u 'J B> i.tol, leather-factor. Jan. 25,26. and Feb.lB. one. JOHN FRI ...
... introduced Mr. John O’Connell and Mr. P. C. Butler, and took the oaths and his seat. Mr. O’Connell entered the house for the first time this session at five o’clock, and took his seat behind the Ministerial bench the side of Mr. Morgan John O’Connell his ...
... agent. William Orydon, Abchurch lane, wholesale druggist. John Davies, Liverpool. oil merchant. Richard Hardy. Lancaster, cotton spinner. John Smith, Blenhelm-stieet, Bond-street, milliner. John Lees Hadley, Oldham. dealer. William Thompson, Princes-street ...
... Romford, E*»ex,banker*. JOHN AUSTEN, of Brighton, builder. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. . ARCH. CORBET!', of Friday-street, merchant, troia Feb, 7, to April 4, tweWe. at Baeinghall-streel. DAVID LEWIS, of Lampeter PonaUphen, Cardigan, innkeeper, from Jan. 23 ...
... pew. At length the beadle told John Baker that he must withdraw ; and upon his still refusing so do, the beadle gently laid hold of his arm, in the hope that such manifestation ot intended physical force would induce John Baker to withdraw without more ...
... the dispute between Grattan and Flood, that the declaration suggested hr the latter was not adopted. it had, it would for ever haqe precluded the Act of Union. This, however, must be considered as the only mistake in the life of Grattan, and was the only ...
... but their number is so considerable that it would be difficult to exterminate them all. It is certain that large purchases of arms have been made on Ati’s account. They were principally supplied, it is said, by English traders. A writer in The Morning Chronicle ...
... Sussex fox-hounds on Monday at Wood, Thursday at Ditchllng Common, Saturday at Flrl'p and Monday the 14lh at the Sheffield Arms. The Lewes side hartiers Monday at Newmarkel-hill, and Wedneidu, he Kennel, II lord. The Oakley hounds on Monday at Tuesday ...
... Bentinck’s John o’Gaunt, aged, lOst 4lb (Nat) 1 Mr. Osbildeston’s Stella 4 yrs 9st 21b .. Lord Wax nick's Roebuck yra 6st 101 b, Mr. Collett's Corranna 6 yrs lOst 4lb, and Mr. Manning's 5 121 b, also ran. Benin*—2 to lon Sorella, and John o'Gaont. Won ...
... had raised the fame the British arms to what was called then, ns it was called now, the pinnacle of glory, and then the penal code was enacted—that code which had so often elicited the. eloquence of the sublime Grattan over whom had wept—that code which ...